| His core scholarly work has been in patristics and the history of spirituality, with major works on Arius and St. Teresa of Avila. |
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| Scripture, patristics, international relations and the history of art are a few examples. |
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| Indeed, if anything, I'd like to see a deeper engagement, including more patristics. |
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| And the tradition of patristics teaching being fed into current theological discussion is also showing signs of renewal. |
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| Perhaps a thoughtful patristics scholar like the new pope is precisely what is needed for genuine reform in the church. |
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| Description: Database whose project is to give access to the Latin literature of patristics and medieval periods, but also to Latin works from Antiquity like those from modern and contemporary periods. |
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| Only a patristics specialist would be interested in dealing with Pagels' allegations. |
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| The section on the patristics skillfully and succinctly handles material which for most beginning students is highly complex and turgid. |
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| One cannot, for instance, judge Syriac, Latin or Russian patristics from a Byzantine perspective. |
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| Study of their works has been a thriving business for centuries under the name of patristics, although until recently these studies were largely the domain of seminaries, schools of divinity and departments of religion. |
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| Lagrange tried to hold together profound historical information and a theological perspective inspired by the best in patristics and the teachings of Saint Thomas Aquinas. |
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| In particular we want to underline the ruptures and the continuities in the new Testament by looking back towards Judaism in its first century diversity and forward to patristics, beginning with the Apostolic Fathers. |
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| Florovsky's interest in Patristics dates from his days in Odessa, but he only began to studythis field seriously in 1924 when he was in Prague. |
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| Many of my colleagues experts, among whom were professors of exegeses and Holy Scriptures, Patristics and Liturgy, knew as much as I what was the task awaiting them. |
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| These authors are known as the Church Fathers, and study of them is called Patristics. |
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